Big league hopes move west toward San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle pundits forecast baseball expansion nearing the coast. Bill Leiser and Tom Yawkey cite air travel and reduced travel times as key, with San Francisco or Los Angeles as likely western homes.
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Chervinko Sold to Cardinals in Columbus Trade
Columbus baseball club announces catcher Paul Chervinko sold to the St Louis Cardinals effective after the American Association season. Columbus will receive Leslie Munn next spring, a former leader among Association pitchers with St. Paul. Also notes that auto tire casings and tubes vulcanize in high speed racing.
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Hubbell Tops Dizzy In Hill Duel For Giants Lead
Carl Hubbell pitched four hits in a 2-1 win over Dizzy Dean as the New York Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals. Hubbell improves to 21-11, and Dean falls to 22-9. Giants solidify command of NL with strong road trip and favorable remaining schedule. The Cubs lose 1-0 to Brooklyn as Dodgers edge into 10 innings. Yankees pummel Bob Feller in the American League 6-4 while Senators beat Tigers 3-1 and Browns down Athletics 3-2.
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Youngsters in Women's Final at Mason-Dixon Tourney
White Sulphur Springs W Va Two young golfers Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Virginia Guilfoil of Syracuse N Y reached the championship 36 hole final after dominant semifinal wins Berg defeated Betty Palmer Meckley 3 and 2 in 41 holes Guilfoil edged Jean Bauer Providence R I in 19 holes to advance paired strokes and advancing to a hopeful title tilt for the tournament's young stars
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England's Cup Team Blanked By Americans
The Walker Cup ended 9-0 in favor of the United States making England’s amateur team look weak ahead of Garden City. Gordon Peters and Hector Thomson showed moments of talent but the U.S. dominance stood firm as Scotty Campbell, Johnny Fischer and Walter Emery led the medal play chatter.
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Brewers Clinch AA Pennant With Twin Wins Over Minneapolis
Milwaukee clinches its first American Association pennant since 1914 by taking both ends of a doubleheader from Minneapolis 9 to 5 and 9 to 5. Indianapolis moves to fourth as Paul Trout aids Toledo defeat. Ted Gullic homers twice, including a ninth inning shot. St Paul beats Kansas City 5-4, Columbus wins twice over Louisville 3-1 and 7-0, featuring Jack Winsett’s 50th homer.
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Major Leaders By United Press Leading Batters and Runs
National and American league leaders are listed with averages and counts. Lou Gehrig leads in runs batted in and runs, with Gehrig and Medwick atop several categories. Harmon Killebrew not shown in this excerpt. The data shows Averill, Gehrig, Medwick, Appling among top batting averages and hits.
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British Sweep Is Possible in Net Tourney
Forest Hills hosts the national tennis championship with England favored to win. Frederick Perry Wimbledon champion and Davis Cup star is expected to claim the men’s title, while Kay Stammers challenges Helen Jacobs in the women’s singles. Perry beat Alfred Jarvis 6-0 6-0 6-2, Budge routed George Seewagen 6-0 6-1 6-0, Jacobs defeated Esther Edwards 6-0 6-0, and Stammers edged Grace Lurber 6-1 6-1.
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Reds Win Pair First Game
In 19th century America inns and taverns issued their own currency due to a shortage of legal tender.
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Ambers Triumphs In New World 135-Lb Title Fight
New York AP Lou Ambers of Herkimer New York dethroned Tony Canzoneri for the lightweight title at Madison Square Garden before 18 026 fans. Ambers captured nine of the 15 rounds on the UP score sheet while Canzoneri won four, three were even. Canzoneri, near 30, hinted at retirement but hoped for a rematch, while Ambers vowed to help his widowed mother and family with the title winnings.
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Night game set for Ohio Wesleyan vs Marshall in Huntington
Ohio Wesleyan athletic director George Geuthier announced the October 24 football clash with Marshall College in Huntington, West Virginia will be played at night instead of the planned daylight kickoff. Beulah Park to reopen for a 10 day far race meeting with eight races on opening day. A year's London refuse would cover 3 acres at nine feet deep.
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In Memoriam Francis Marion Weller
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Bucklew named freshman coach at Xavier amid changes
Cincinnati note reports Phil Bucklew of Xavier University to direct the freshman football team after a standout three-year run in football and basketball at Xavier. Also brief items include a postponed boxing event in Nelsonville and aMt Carmel farmer Millard Leighty claiming a farming record.
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